B C T Wins Most Jobs On Tuesday
A chaotic Chicago area election report shows B C T leading in several districts with Frank L. Smith ahead for senator and William McKinley favored for United States senator in key counties. Crowe Barrett ticket dominates county offices except one contest. Votes cited: Smith 1,016. Corman 3,641. Smith for senator carried Chicago by about 60,000. McKinley narrowly carried country towns by 8,080.
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Frank L. Smith
Bens Ator
William McKintey
United Bites
Kinney
Corman
Willy MeKouley
Laces Humter Ftoos
Bia
Congeraaman Corman
Rtnlth
Sendler
Donaron
Crowe- Barrett
Wison Cook County
Crowe-Harrett
Smith Cor
Chicago
McKinley
NuPage
Smith
Crowe- Barretticket
Burage
Ann Arnold
Moase
Wan
Miller
Ou Park
St John Juniors Win First Round in Suburban Contest
The St John Juniors beat Wingfoot ALC 8 4 in a suburban basketball game at Jobowy. Wingfoot led at half time but St John surged in the second half to claim victory. The win advances St John toward the junior matchup title as Forest Park Hightwelht prepares for a future rematch.
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St. John Juniors
Jobowy
Guma
Roth Tama
Bamaertner
Wingtaat
Heshdeer
Forest Irk
Kether Mudd
Wiz Boskota
John
Wliohlo
Quahl
Horrman
Newman
Ernenich
Bela
Baumegurtier
Horn
la Bree
Abrigat
la Lanren
Election returns nominate Carolan and local ticket
Late results show Mr. Carolan of Tiger Forest nominated alongside other candidates from the country to support the Marrett Crawe Thompson slate. William Busses, linked to Mr. Wroaped, won a resident and board seat on the Dundin Deneen ticket, though his status as a member was unclear.
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Carolan
Tiger Forest
Marrett-Crawe‘Thompson
Willam Busses
Wroaped
Dundin-Deneen
Roosevelt Road Bank Officials Named in 1920 Listing
The Roosevelt State bank organized Friday night and elected officers including Deentdont Gardner Vice president Urlatan Jr Second vice president Robstein Cashier Sebeonder Assistant cashier Treder Director Tristow Bert Cary Gardner Hank Theodore Lobstein Mohe Athert Schrowder Sansone Yroast Winterroth. The bank plans to open May at a new building on Roosevelt Road and Telegraph in Chat Cate. The bank capitalization is 100000. The Acacia club listed officers Mehta chair president Wallice Ary George Whal treasurer Henry J Mote Sergeant Julacus Thorson. Entertainment was provided by Two Motmemeart graduates. A magho and makino recently entered Kinana club. program concluded with a banquet and a return trip on the ear. the business day closed at its birthday.
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Roosevelt State Bank
Iawin Schrowder
Halvatore Sansone
Peter ‘Yroast
A. Winterroth
Latif Manew
Telein
Roomvelt
Chat Cate
Acacia Club
Ite Montiog Mehta
Moreh
Walliceary
George Whal
Nreapurer
Tlenry J
Julacus
John ‘Thorson
Table of Votes in Forest Park Mrs Hartotte Dukev
Mrs Hartotte Dukev of 193 Vine Street is confined at the Grand Hospital in Chicago for several weeks. She is receiving treatment after an illness and expects to remain hospitalized for an extended period.
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Hartotte Duvek
Vine Street
Grand Hospital
Chicago
Forest Park
Man Killed on Crossing While Gates Were Down
A Chicago man, Koy Dye, 31, a Bowman Dairy driver, was fatally struck by a westbound train at Desplaines Avenue crossing as gates were down. He died at Gi Pork hospital. an inquest will determine death cause. Dye was a Mason and Odd Fellow with a brother in Gal Park. his parents live in town.
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Chicago
Koy Dye
Desplaines Avenue
Dye
Bowman Dairy Company
Deephiinen Avenue
Gi Pork Hospital
Areltental
Masons
Odd Welows
Gal Park
Hilt
Town
Public Service Store Expands to Larger Quarters
Public Service Store moves from 741% Madinon Street to 7422 Madinon Street to gain more display space. Martin Thrveteler leads the two clerk operation as the shop widens its electrical merchandise range and services in the district.
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Madinon Street
Tla
Toontha
Martin Thrveteler
German War Guns Mounted as War Memorial at Legion Hall
Three German guns arriving from the war department are to be painted and displayed at the American Legion hall in Forest Park. The battered rifles, captured in battle with unknown fronts, will be set on parade at the hall and two will flank the community monument downtown. At the next Legion meeting Mayweed post candidates will receive nominations by the Forest Park team.
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Amierivana
Iastunday
Clu
George Samuels
George Mittlestaedt
Carl Lefty Wenteel
Super Backatop
George” Toopper
American Legion Hall
War Department
Drees
Leglon
Mayweed Post
Forest Park
Madison Street Lighting Discussed by Madison Street Boosters
Fred A. Gurden proposed a new lighting system for Madison Street after studying Forest Park's setup. He favors single large lamps on caesh posts with reflectors, underground wiring for the residential area, and notes the need for pavement in the street widening plan. The meeting formed a committee to pursue lighting with the city council and discussed funding, ownership, and referendum requirements.
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Madison Street
Weeting
Fred A. Gurden
Forest Park
Gurden
Suhr & Herryman
Theillage
Regidente
Madison
Nynt
Eltiso Sable
Une
Resideng
Madinen
Nhe Mihi
Uhewelon
Hery Hieel
White
Madison Atrest
Williaim Krizan
Distrief
Burkert
Uist
Henry Rieck
Vermon Hann
A. P. Hollins
Charles Hussey
Wiliam Krizan
Thoendel
Gus Gerrords
Tressurer
Secresary Roevsenberg
Wilcox Re elected School President by Saturday Vote
Wilcox was re elected as school president in a district vote reported with results for multiple candidates. The count shows Garhely Toul and others winning in various school district seats as voters turned out on a pleasant April day with many workers at polling places.
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Wilcox
Ballwig
Fullow
Grant Field
Garhely Toul Wilcox
Rat Otha
You Busch
Lestie J. Smith
John W. Dixon
Proviso Township High School
A.W. Holden
Frederick M. K
Obituary for George Keller of Forest Park
George Keller a Forest Park resident for eighteen years died at home on April 11 after a long illness. Born in Chicago on September 14 1884 he moved with his parents to Forest Park as a boy. He worked at Marshall Field & Company and was active in Masonic orders. He is survived by his wife four children his father and one brother. Funeral services were held at Blatter's chapel with Brown Commandery and East Forest Park lodge in attendance. Interment at Arlington cemetery.
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George Keller
Forest Park
Royal School Board
Kellers
Mr Keller
John Keller
Aieily
Keller
Marshall Mhitd & Company
Blatter'a
Brown Commandery
Arlington Cemetery
Adeline
Marie
John
George
Charles
Germany
Mason Maternity
Hilpaintom
Killasbeth Bron
Govert Bron
Harry
Marengo Avenir
Elizabeth Weeks
Chivaxo
Poreat Park
Kho
Foreat Park
O. B.A
Sha Wae
Smyrtla Camp
Wiliam McCarroll
Morton Park Presbyterian Church
Tea Livingston
Flist Presbyterian Church
Branta
George Weeks
Council Moves Alley At Request For Development Site
The village council introduced an ordinance Monday to relocate the alley north of Madison Street between Haren and Ishh Avenues to create space for a new million dollar theater complex. Mayor Kaul called the plan a high priority project that could boost taxable property values, while Commissioner Helen Myt indicated no vote had yet occurred. The ordinance requires Unie Andrewn Realty Company to pay $1 for the privilege of moving the alley. A request for a carnival permit at Harrison Street and Deaplaline Avenue was also noted for May 4 to May 20. Condolences were offered for the death ofGeorge Wo Kotler, former Fortauer of Parent Park school.
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Vnlage Couner
Madison Street
Haren
Anel Ishh
Unie
Kaul
Ok Vines
Ube
Cammiamoter
Helen
Ortinaner
Brisel
Andrewn Realty Company
Wiley
Deaplalina Avenue
AU Inene DC
Conimbamloder Harkart
Muri
Clerl
George Wo Kotler
Athool
Ville Lo
Roos Faction Narrowly Captures Committeemen Races
In a close election the Roos faction wins most committeemen with one exception Kurt Berliner. Precinct results show Fred Beckeree Lee Pitllman and others listed among the winners and placeholders across precincts 13 to 21. The ballot lacked candidate names for several positions while voters selected party loyalists in multiple precincts.
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Pols
Koon
Wben
Kurt Berliner
Fred Beckeree
Lee Pitllman
Prechah
John Prien
Edward Stoffman
Albert Lang
Roos Wins Despite Landslide In Local Election
In a contest across districts including Moret Mark May wood and Haver Forest, Roos achieved a decisive victory amid varied regional returns. Late reports from Chicago area precincts showed mixed support as results solidified with Roos securing key majorities and being declared the winner by noon.
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Rai
Miri
Bern
Loni
Maywood
Haver Forest
Bebsch Hyem
Chicago
Hotahie
Calumet City
Husbach
Evanston
Willimette
Moon
Porcat Park
Preeincun
Deeb
Muchas
Kiwanis Hears How They Do Things in Far New Zealand
The Kiwanis club discusses New Zealand policies and society, including government ownership of railroads and postwar labor arbitration. Speakers describe New Zealand as a country with compulsory arbitration, strong national unity, and extensive government control.
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New Zealand
Mleumitiedd
Uber
Englinh Huth
Chat Peanen
Tromld
Moderm Regiaie
Ann
Sarket
Uuhner
Enehorg
Atudenta
Passgere
Jong Giatatiecs
Doea
Mrs Anna Dvorak Dies After Prolonged Illness
Mrs Anna Dvorak mother of Wen Dvorak died April 1 after a period of semi invalidism. Funeral services were held Monday with Rev Jonathan Thompson, pastor of Community M church, officiating. Burial was in Bohemian National cemetery.
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Mial
Anna Dvorak
Wen Dvorak
Jonathan Thompson
Community M. =. church
Bohemian National 212
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Port Park
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George H. Whguox
Roosevelt Road Bank Officials
Willan B. McKintey
Smith Ruate
Ancrett D. Kinney
Willian
Rtrutton
Frandy Bale
Hiandtes Aly
Giaid
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Legion Hall
Frank J. Kriz
Behmidt
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Joseph J. Carplan
Arneat Quyton
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Tadd George A. Mille
Dudley D. Pierson
Frederick W. Penfield
Owe
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Caramlasioner
Elizabeth Bron
Roos
Kies
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Lathrop Ave
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Deaplaines Avenue
George Witheliat
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